Sentence examples for before being drawn into from inspiring English sources

"I am in Italy to work, not to be involved in a war of words," he said, before being drawn into a war of words.

Mr. Mayer, 54, grew up on the Upper West Side and was interested in developmental psychology before being drawn into theater and film.

The film tells the story of a group of disaffected young people who become friends in an internet chatroom before being drawn into a dangerous psychological game by Johnson's arch-manipulator.

Their first four wickets had fallen for 147 , 58of which were scored by the left-handed opener Nick Browne who had looked fluent before being drawn into a shot and edging behind off Rory Kleinveldt.

Joseph Rogers, the head of the Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, was indigent and depressed himself at one time; he spent a year living on a bench in Central Park before being drawn into an outreach program.

Taylor added only two more runs to his overnight 74 before being drawn into a defensive prod by Rahat's clever away swing and edging a low catch which was superbly taken by Sarfraz Ahmed, while Bairstow, who had hung in gamely without convincing, was teased, set up and then beautifully bowled for 43 by Zulfiqar Babar.

What before was drawn in subtle lines is now pressed into the surface with broad strokes.

Many multinationals have pulled their non-Pakistani employees out of the country, and wealthy Pakistani families who want to buy state-owned enterprises face less chance now than before Sept. 11 of being drawn into costly bidding wars with foreign entities.

Cole said that, whatever the policy was called, there was a need to stop mostly young people being drawn into terrorism before they broke the law, the same way police tried to prevent people getting involved in other forms of crime.

On several occasions their visitors, the Cowans (Christoph Waltz and Kate Winslet), make ready to leave, getting as far as the elevators before being drawn back into the Longstreets' living room, as if compelled by a sorcerer's curse or an unseen, chthonic force.

Before America was drawn into war last September 11th, James Brown and his handlers had been talking up the release of the new song in the fall, as a sort of back-to-school special.